need a patch for changing playback speed with mouse scroll

Please add compatibility for Firefox Mobile(Android)

It's a fork that is not maintained anymore.

Let's me speed up a long YouTube video so I can watch it faster. Reload the page you want to use it with in case you don't see it.

This worked perfectly for ages, but this past week it's caused youtube videos to get stuck on the "loading" screen. I know it's this extension because disabling it stops the issue. I hope you fix this!
(I'm using Firefox on Windows 11)

This was amazing several years ago, but starting to break down because original author (codebicycle) no longer has time to maintain. I've switched to Speeder, which is a revival of this original.

Works flawlessly for me. I run Firefox on Ubuntu. It also worked well for me on Windows and Firefox before I switched to Linux.

I absolutely love this addon/extension for Chrome, but when added to Firefox, MANY features of Firefox have become unusable. Even things like ctr+f to find text, maybe options that are available when you right click a page on your mouse. PLEASE FIX!

I can't speak to how it works on other sites, but my teacher added additional videos to a Canvas post that had no ability to fast forward and this is saving me. It can be a bit janky but it's nothing I didn't expect from an extension adding a non-native feature. (Though, edit, the clunkiness went away once I used the keyboard shortcuts!)

Works, but really slows down loading on certain websites (like Reddit) making them annoying to use. Will be uninstalling.

perfect

Lately Unresponsive on Youtube......

Seems to work good most of the time; but on Youtube, sometimes it will be unresponsive, so I can't change the speed of the video. I have tried disabling all adblockers in case they were interfering, but they don't seem to be the problem. This has only occurred on Youtube so far.

Pleaaaaaaase fix compatibility with Paramount Plus. For some reason, only on that website, I cannot hide the UI. Pressing the hotkey will make it go away for a split second, and then immediately return.

It doesn't work properly in Firefox. Sometimes the graphical environment on the video doesn't respond to the mouse.